By Gerry NeelyB.A., LL.B. A building scheme generally gives a developer the right to approve the plans for homes to be constructed upon the newly created lots. A perceived conflict may be seen where the developer may own lots in a subdivision and refuses to approve the plans for a home to be built upon a …
By Gerry NeelyB.A., LL.B. There have been a number of decisions across Canada in the past year or so concerning a seller’s right to recover from the buyer of real property the GST paid by the seller that should have been paid by the buyer. The question in each case was whether notice that GST was …
By Gerry NeelyB.A., LL.B. A licensee with a deposit that is less than the commissions has always run the risk of either losing the remainder of the commission, or being forced to sue for it, because an unhappy seller instructs his lawyer or notary public (the conveyancer) to pay all of the proceeds of sale to …
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